... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Since we last alluded to this subject the Dublin Committee have held weekly meetings, the results of which have been duly chronicled from time to time in columns. Beyond discussing the question in its V&Hous phases, however, ...

... Ulster Rifle Association.—The Northern Whig says:—By an announcement in our advertising columns, our readers will perceive that this association for rifl»practice, of the formation of which we have already ppoken, have arranged their first competitive ...

... LANGUAGZ.' It is proposed Ur be by mbseription (price, sot to mooed Whigs), A Treadle ea 'Animas, Poetry, and e th Highhend Clam, pheastie spelling sad trensistiens, whereby a keowledis of Oaths will be eassperatively to the station% by Hamra Quessa. ...

... TO BX LET !Oa BUILDING, %cry valuable riots of in Stephen street, lilnckuitll envoi., Kenny'sa ell-street, &c. These Mott Whig immediately adjoining the new Fair Green and Kaman l atholic Cathedral. &third nim4 uligilM tiles fur llusktion. Advahtagetma ...

... praising his own efforts and those of his Whig colleagues, tells us that their measures have been measures not introducing new places, but founded upon skilfully-devised schemes. No one who has studied Whig policy can doubt the truth of this statement ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM S. CRAWFORD. Biefast, Evesxxo.— The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsbnrn, near Belfast, Thursday afternoon, of William Shaman Crawford, E*r., J.P., D.L., formerly member of parliament for Dundalk and Rochdale. Tub Uounros ...

... leading article in the].Vorf/*em Whig of the Ist in favour of the movement were read. A vote thanks to the press was passed for their reports the meeting the 27th ult., in which particular mention was made of the Northern Whig, Timet, Erprest, and Morning ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM 8. CRAWFORD The Northern Whig the death, at Crawfords- burn, near on Thursday afternoon, of William Sharman Crawford, Esq , & DL , formerly meinber of parliament for Dund-Ik and Rochdale The deceased gentieman was a well known of the ...

... to keep the seat won with so uncle labour in 1552, and since retained by them, or will they let it fall into the bands of Whigs or Tories 7 Their conduct for the next few months will decide. We believe there is no doubt in the best-informed quarters that ...

... used. The meeting was most numerously and respectably attended. Whigs and Tories. —Speculations as to policy to be pursued by the rival Parliamentary parties begin to appear in the Tory and Whig organs. It is said the Tory leaders mean make, learly in the ...

... wish or intention of displacing the Whigs. Lord Palmers-ton, as we pointed out yesterday, is fully aware that the essential conation of his retaining the reins of power just now is, not that he is one of the Whigs of whom the country seems rather tired ...

... William Butt, Sir W. Atherton, M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers the two northeastern counties ...